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documentation for personnel files. Supports departmental information and records management, and is responsible for maintaining HR electronic filing systems Ensures personnel data within all administrative
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Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Strong organizational, analytical and interpersonal skills. Effective computer skills. Proven ability to interact effectively and positively with staff
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preparation and approvals of all documents (paper or electronic) including but not limited to: employment offers, employment verification, salary changes, leave management process, promotions, layoffs
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the reassignment, retention or disposal of furniture and equipment in accordance with University policies and procedures. Obtains quotations for furniture, computer equipment, supplies and services and follows up
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dissemination of print and electronic information related to all programs, assists in the development and use of information technology as it relates to student advising and Indigenous Programs and Services
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Economics, Statistics, Computer Science, or, Mathematics. The ideal candidate will have: - a strong quantitative background, preferably in economics; - strong computer skills, such as programming, data
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, and inclusion Preferred Qualifications Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Strong organizational, analytical and interpersonal skills. Effective computer skills. Proven ability
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. Participating and or co-facilitating in Selection Interviewing Workshops. - Overseeing electronic recruiting system (Workday), supporting client use. Providing ongoing feedback to technical support with a focus
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Manager, in accordance with UBC CREB, Good Clinical Practice (GCP), and Tri-council guidelines (TCPS-2). Reviews electronic medical record (EMR) charts for recruitment of appropriate research participants
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new undergraduate students (e.g., work-learn students) who enter the lab in basic procedures and techniques, such as annotating camera trap photos and using various computer applications. Minimum